if screen door is latched to your regular door would it be sturdy enough to close the screen and outer door together?
26092
Yes. The weak part will be the latch holding the two doors together. If it holds you're good.
26093
I gave it a couple of test runs that way. It worked fine seems like it would hold up over the long haul but I don't know yet myself
26094
Yes, fits on the inside and is one of the things that make this product worthwhile. It gives one something to hold to close the doors. Should be standard equipment on all rvs.
26095
It should. If the magnets keep the doors together, I believe the handle will withstand the load. Best wishes-
26096
We have used it to close both doors without any problem. And we love having it on there. Makes a world of difference!!
1759265
NO, it should not. But, I have found that if the two side panels, that are mounted to the walls, are not perfectly square, then the gate door will not fully latch. You may want to try adjusting the frame, but loosening, or tightening, the mounts. I hope this helps!
1062420
Only if it's attaching to something 1/2" thick all the way around the cat door.... i.e. no screen...but, yes, I installed it on a solid bottom paneled aluminum screen door.
255011
Nope. Most screens are fitted with one way hinges, with folding action alternating direction at each fold. Otherwise, such screens would be less stable and prone to fall over.
1639660
Thank you for your question. The way the Auto-Close Gate is designed, the door will not stay open by itself.
2001939
This bar fits across your screen door and is mostly used to hold onto while closing the door. It does not depress the existing latch.
232869
Yes I use mine to keep my cat from pushing the screen out. Its a decorative look on the door
1019907
Yes. It is a very sturdy piece. I have a 24 inch flatscreen sitting on mine that I also use as a computer screen. I have been very happy with the purchase.
2260318
Not really. It's a tension adjustable spring on the inside; you preload the spring with the little tool they send so that when the door is opened, it closes automatically. It's really designed to ensure fire doors (like the one from the house to the garage) close behind you without any assistance from you, so it closes pretty firmly. Sounds more like you want a hydraulic closure like on screen doors; those pull the doors closed, but the hydraulics make it gentler. I'm not sure, though, that those are up to closing something heavier than a screen door. Check them out online. Good luck!
395891
I would recommend buying pet screen to install the door in. It is much stronger screen.
229045
Should not be a problem. This unit is very simple. The one decision you will have to make is to mount the screen on the inside of the existing door frame or outside the frame (on the face). Mine worked best on the outside but it works well either way.
205707
I suppose if you can frame out a part of the screen with wood to hold the frame of the pet door. But if your screen has an aluminum frame it might be difficult. Ask someone who sells or makes the kind of screen you are talking about.
205706
Yes, I did it and it works great. I have a vinyl screen door, I screwed it in the bottom corner. I had to move 1 vinyl support piece over to support the last top corner screw, used L brackets to do that. You can do it, just put your mind to it. Good luck!
205704
I installed my dog door in a standard door so I cannot answer from experience. I think that this one might be to much for a screen door. Check this one out: http://www.amazon.com/Dog-Mate-Multi-Instulation-Doors/dp/B008DVREYI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1395114480&sr;=8-1&keywords;=dog+mate+multi+insulation+dog+doors I hope this helps you in your decision. I have had mine for close to 3 years I think. It still works greats with daily use.
2115998
Would be difficult: the door has a minimum thickness owing to the screws having to have a place to go. There do exist doors made for screens, they just push through and snap together. Sorry but I do not know the brand. Keep looking is my advice, this one isn't it.
2039500
It depends on the strength of the spring on the screen door I'm using it on a exterior spring hinged door and it barely works. They work great for doors with no springs.
275268
if there is an area on the screen door to attach it to it would probably work...